Posted by super99 on January 13, 2019 at 13:33:30 from (104.240.115.167):
We had about 8 or 9" of heavy wet snow yesterday and last night. This morning I took the 1850 and rear blade down and plowed out church drive. I decided that I had to try out the front mount blade on 1850 #2, so I got it out and played with it. SWEET!!!!!! It will move a lot of snow fast! Handles well and you can see what you are doing without having to turn your head to see. It would be nice to have the rear blade on with the front blade so you can back up to the garage doors and pull snow away and then turn around and push it with the front blade. I was concerned about how short it would turn with the blade frame so close to the wheels, but you can turn them all the way no problem. I think I am going to like this set up, now I'll have to get a cab for #2 so I can use it in the winter. Chris
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